Wittelsbacher Golfclub Rohrenfeld-Neuburg

Set on slightly rolling parkland in Neuburg an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany, Wittelsbacher Golfclub Rohrenfeld-Neuburg was designed by Joan Dudok van Heel and opened in 1989. The 18-hole layout moves through old tree-lined avenues of 200-year-old oaks and lindens, lilac hedges, and mature woodland that shape the character of the round. The course has hosted the International Amateur Championships of Germany (Ladies/Men) eight times, as well as the European Challenge Tour (German Challenge). It is rated 4.9 by 100+ Hole19 golfers and is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Bavaria. A practice facility sits next to the clubhouse and first tee, with qualified trainers available for players of all ages and performance levels. The clubhouse includes a spacious restaurant with up to 180 seats and a large sun terrace overlooking the course, expandable to 200 seats. Rooms are also available for private events including weddings, business dinners, and celebrations.